Varada Hasta is the pose of hands common to most Hindu Gods.
One hand of majority of the murtis (idols) of Hindu Gods depicts this pose. The
Varada Hasta Mudra shows the pose of the hand while conferring a boon.

Varada Hasta pose shows the palm of the left hand
with the fingers pointing downward. The hand is usually exposed to the devotee
and is empty.

In some murtis the hand carries bolus – a round shaped
object. When the hand is carrying an object the fingers are closed but exposing
the palm and the object.

Those people expecting wish fulfillment should worship murti
having Varada Hasta pose.